How fast do blackberry plants that size grow? I just planted a sweetie pie blackberry plant about that size two months ago. Still healthy and two canes have emerged, but not too much growth. Great tips.
They grow slow at first but once established they should do well and certain types only turn into a bush not a long vine. Give it a little time and thick mulching layers
I'm growing 2 osage blackberry bushes i n milk crates place them on the Southside of my 🏠 where they get lots of 🌞 shine they love it I use my fall leaves for mulch and keep it watered from Waldorf Maryland
@@GrowingOrganicTvShow Thanks very much for your advice reply. But I don’t want to transplant. To a bigger container or onto unraised clay soil. The point of your video, I guess, is that, we can all grow blackberry plants in just grow bags, right? So I suppose the final bag for non-transplanters should be a [final destination] 10 gallon one, would you say??? Thanks, again. 😊🙏
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that's a good idea to make a shovel out of an old milk jug.
Ya I love that thing. I think it was a gallon vinegar bottle. That thicker plastic works great. I might do a video on plastic bottle hacks. Thanks
Awesome great tip on the mulch
Ya no problem. Hope that helps.
How fast do blackberry plants that size grow? I just planted a sweetie pie blackberry plant about that size two months ago. Still healthy and two canes have emerged, but not too much growth. Great tips.
They grow slow at first but once established they should do well and certain types only turn into a bush not a long vine. Give it a little time and thick mulching layers
We actually bought some acid pellets and put a scoop of it in every month. So far it's worked out ok, got a decent amount of blueberries this year.
That is great. I can't wait till next harvest. Your pellets must be working it sounds like.
Could I get ride of air pockets by adding water into the mix ?
definitely add water and pack a little to get rid of air pockets. You should be fine
Good berry video. Thank you.
What blackberry varieties will ask survive in central Florida
I would call some local nurseries in your particular area. They would know the best varieties to grow there. Some climates do better than others.
I'm growing 2 osage blackberry bushes i n milk crates place them on the Southside of my 🏠 where they get lots of 🌞 shine they love it I use my fall leaves for mulch and keep it watered from Waldorf Maryland
Thats great. Good idea to use the leaves as mulch. South facing is best with that full sun. Cheers from San Diego.
How many gallons (size) is your bag, I wonder? Thanks.
I believe that was a 5 gallon or 7. 5 is fine for starting out.
@@GrowingOrganicTvShow Thanks very much for your advice reply. But I don’t want to transplant. To a bigger container or onto unraised clay soil.
The point of your video, I guess, is that, we can all grow blackberry plants in just grow bags, right? So I suppose the final bag for non-transplanters should be a [final destination] 10 gallon one, would you say??? Thanks, again. 😊🙏
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